InfluxKiosk review
A focused web kiosk for gyms that want self-service entry and attendance sync.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
InfluxKiosk is a browser-based self-service kiosk for gyms and fitness businesses. It lets members check in through barcode scanning, name lookup, PIN entry, or a tap, while also supporting walk-in registration, digital waivers, visitor and trial tracking, and trial or day-pass purchases. It is aimed at smaller gyms that want to reduce front-desk check-in work and provide entry through a tablet or touchscreen.
Pricing is based on active members, with every listed Standard plan including every core Influx feature. The plan for up to 40 active members costs $45 per month, followed by $57 for 41–60, $69 for 61–80, $81 for 81–100, $87 for 101–120, $96 for 121–160, $108 for 161–200, and $120 for 201–240 active members. A 30-day free trial is available. This structure keeps the feature set consistent as membership grows, while the monthly price changes by member range.
The standout capability is the combination of self-service entry and front-desk administration in one kiosk flow. Members can check in, new visitors can register, waivers can be captured digitally, and trial or day-pass purchases can be handled at the kiosk. Attendance synchronizes in real time with InfluxClub, and custom kiosk branding is available. InfluxKiosk suits gyms already aligned with the Influx platform and focused on check-in operations; businesses seeking a broader platform or access beyond the web should consider alternatives.
InfluxKiosk pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Supports barcode, name, PIN, and tap-based member check-in
- Handles walk-ins, digital waivers, visitors, trials, and day passes
- Synchronizes attendance with InfluxClub in real time
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans start at $45 per month
- Runs through the web rather than a native app
- Narrower focus than broader gym-management platforms
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